Fortune-telling Zhang Qianqian _ Zhang Qian Eight Characters

The play is divided into four acts. In the thirty-fifth year of the Republic of China (that is, 1946), on February 1 day (the first day of the first lunar month), Fanghua Yue Opera Troupe premiered in nine planets Theater. Xu Jin screenwriter, Zhong Min director, Chinese and American dance design. Yin Guifang plays Roland, Zhu Shuizhao plays Yili, Wu plays Anda, Lv Yunfu plays Salon, Xiao plays Huo Xun and Qi Yaxian plays Bimei. This drama is the first new drama after Fanghua Yue Opera Troupe was formally established, and it is also the first drama of Yue Opera that shows Mongolian themes. All Mongolian costumes, with desert scenery as the background and colorful scenery. The singing method of "fortune telling" in the play is natural, and it fluctuates with the progress of the characters' emotions. At first, it was adagio, and then it was changed to adagio, adagio, continuous adagio, adagio and adagio, with distinct layers. The drawl and cadence of adagio typically reflect the characteristics of "school of sound", which is deeply loved by the audience and widely circulated. 1935, recorded by EMI Records. 198 1 year, with the help of composer Lian Bo, Yin modified and processed this singing song, and the record was remade by China Record Club.

1982, Fujian Fanghua Yue Opera Troupe was reorganized, with Guan and Guan as artistic directors, Yu, Wei Ming as screenwriter, director, Lian Bo as vocal design, and He Ren as composer and orchestra. Zhang Xiaofang plays Prince Roland, Le plays Princess Yili, Ying Qinling plays Sheikh Sharon, He Zhu plays Anda, Lee Hung plays Bimei, Ye Moli plays Phoebe, and Mao Shengkui plays Doctor Tai.

In the same year, Hongkou Yue Opera Troupe was reorganized, with screenwriter, director, art consultant and Dai as the leading role.

Yin Guifang, Fu Quanxiang, Li Jinfeng, Yin Xiaofang, Zhang Xiaofang, Mao Tao Wei, Wang Junan, and the Fifth Generation performed a fortune-telling clip of desert prince at the Indian School Concert at 1986.

1987, the drama was made into a drama art film by Shanghai TV Station, which was written by Chen Man and directed by Zhao Huijuan, starring Zhao Zhigang as "desert prince Roland" and Zhou Xiaofen as "Princess Yili". Shi Jihua plays Anda, Zhang plays Salon, and Xu Jie plays Huo Xun, who plays Swift.

1988 desert prince, adapted by Fujian Fanghua Yue Opera Troupe, starring and Zhang.

1February, 99917th, Shanghai Yue Theatre staged the play again at Yunfeng Theatre, with Li Li as the screenwriter and director, Zhao Zhigang as Roland, Sun Zhijun as Yili, Shi Jihua as Anda, Zhang Guohua as the salon, and should play the wet nurse, Yuan Dong, Gu Weilin as Huo Xun and Tang as Bimei.

20 14 Fujian Fanghua Yue Opera Troupe arranged desert prince again, starring outstanding young actors such as Xu and others, and went to Wenzhou to attend the 3rd China Yue Opera Festival on 20 14.